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About Wondercase Guide
This is an independent informational guide for the Wondercase original demo. The operator identity remains unverified. Our guide focuses on the actual mechanics of the demo.
Identity and Scope
This guide covers the Wondercase original demo only. It does not certify other services or outside businesses. The operator identity is unverified. We describe this site’s own source and observed behavior; external operator facts have not been verified.
Original Demo Mechanics
The demo uses an eight-step exhibit with virtual coins. Select a stake of one, five, twenty-five or one hundred coins. Drop a ball to traverse eight binary steps. The pocket is determined by the number of right steps plus one. Multipliers range from point four to five. Every path is equally likely, but pockets are not. The exact long-run expected gross return is 92.96875%.
Wallet and Storage
The wallet starts with one thousand virtual coins. A captured stake is deducted at the start. Gross return includes the stake. Fractional carry is preserved in integer hundredths. The balance is saved in local storage. Reloading forfeits unfinished returns. Manual restoration sets the balance to one thousand only when idle and below one coin.
Frequently asked questions
Is the operator verified?
No, the operator identity is unverified. This guide is independent and does not certify the business.
Does the demo use real money?
No, it uses virtual coins with no cash value. There is no cashier or withdrawal.
How is the balance saved?
It saves integer hundredths in local storage. Reloading resets unfinished rounds.
